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C Trevor Zegras (2019, 9th, ANA)

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UnfinishedBusiness said:
Don't think so, I think if Ducks had 3rd pick they would have took Zegras. He is everything the Ducks are missing, he's electrifying.
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Maybe.. but I have a hard time thinkin theyd pass on Seider(and wasn't it said somewhere we were going to take Broberg at 9).. I guess it depends if we just assumed Zegras wouldn't be there at 9 tho.
 
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RipCityPuckers said:
Is Mitch Marner a good comp for Zegras?

Every time I see Zegras play (which I admit has been limited) his electric playmaking ability reminds me a lot of Marner

Just was curious if I was in the minority on that one
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Teravainen would be closest comparable in the NHL today, but he's really doesn't have the creativity Zegras shows.

I think Marc Savard is a good historical comparable.
 
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Zegras dominating against some German 3-4 lines (Division B level talent) does not impress me much. Against Canada, he was invisible outside the power-play.

Nice PP specialist, though.
 
I was back and forth with him and byram at number 3 on my list. Was annoyed the ducks grabbed him one spot before the canucks. The late jason botchford claimed he was the canucks guy the same way pettersson was.
 
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Henkka said:
Zegras dominating against some German 3-4 lines (Division B level talent) does not impress me much. Against Canada, he was invisible outside the power-play.

Nice PP specialist, though.
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He barely played... That's probably why.
 
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I have yet to see a player dominate the game from the bench :laugh:

But to some degree I agree, want to see him perform in some more pressure. That puck control on the pass in Canada game is a positive sign though.
Have to give credit to Germany though. Thrir lower lones might be Division B level, but their top guys are amazing. Germany will be good in hockey for years to come.
 
Henkka said:
Zegras dominating against some German 3-4 lines (Division B level talent) does not impress me much. Against Canada, he was invisible outside the power-play.

Nice PP specialist, though.
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He wasnt invisible against Russia today.
 
Love Zegras. Saw him with US Dev program and ranked him 3rd in his draft. Special talent, reminds me of Joe Sakic style wise.
 
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